hawke sniffer

koin || they/them || multi

[halondrus]

[ettadunham]

thinking about how indignant leliana gets if you ask her about just how close her relationship to divine justinia was early into inquisition, because god forbid you force her to make the connection between her and marjolaine, or accept that the woman she idolizes now failed her in so many of the same ways as the woman who groomed her as a teen

[thebaldursmouthgazette]

I couldn’t find the post I was looking for but it was about how sera gets called racist and bigoted and annoying for criticising the dalish (due to being a 20 year old dealing with internalised racism and struggling to find her identity in a world where she’s only acknowledged as an elf as a target of racism or when compared to the dalish as though she’s not being an elf properly) but when Solas criticises the dalish he’s called wise and knowledgeable and people think that yeah maybe the dalish are worth criticising (and he’s criticising them because he’s a genocidal maniac who doesn’t consider them people and is planning to kill them)

Think that’s a good example of the whole “you hate this character because she’s a woman, you would like the same traits in a male character” thing

[ceruleanheaven]

being on the internet for more than three minutes

[peachyatelier]

beach episode🏖☀️

[connorsjorts]

i've never played dragon age and don't know anything about it but what i do know is that that solas guy looks exactly like if astarion and wulbren bongle had a baby

[connorsjorts]

this is an animorphs cover

[shiexoo]

My contribution for Taash's week. Found out about this late unfortunately. Taash is special to me so i wanted to take my time to really think the prompt through. This is for day 1: Adaari

Thanks to @datvcompanionweeks for hosting

[dreamerkoin]

day number 24526 of going crazy over the fact that solas could have killed rook in the sacrifice ending and didn't. he willingly turns every other companion to stone, kills them efficiently and effectively, and still doesn't petrify rook when he turns to deal with them. he could have turned them to stone and torn the veil down, but instead he chose the most intimate form of combat, hand to hand, using the dagger. he doesn’t even deliver a fatal blow. he could do it—we all know he could do it. but he doesn't. he keeps them alive.

something something, "please. rook. i do not wish to fight against you." this dynamic makes me go insane.

[magekrove]

may the dread wolf never hear your steps

[a-lyoshka]

nightingale

[attyrocious]

The Queen of Wands Divine Victoria Vivienne for @dragonageannual

[chkq-deactivated20260531]

if i don't lock in they'll kill me. if i don't lock in they are going to kill me. not in an honourable way. like a dog. afraid

[okthatsgreat]

i <3 when women characters feel they aren't able to express sadness in "normal" ways because they don't feel safe enough to cry in their environment so instead they opt for the more acceptable strong emotion of rage and they get recklessly angry at the people around them in fits of misplaced sadness and terror and make irreversible decisions and hurt others. i dont care as much when this happens to a man

[revvethasmythh]

happy birthday to THE bitch of all time

[threedollarsdotcom]

remember to scan carefully for exits at every family gathering

[gonzos-humansona]

my hips don't lie but they will exaggerate details, misrepresent the facts, and on occasion deceive via omission of crucial information

[aitr5939]

🔥💥🩸

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